Sentence examples for use the phrases from inspiring English sources

But people often seem to just use the phrases they hear out there.

Successful arguments use the phrases "for example," "for instance," and "e.g".g

While the law's supporters refer to "soft money," opponents use the phrases "state-regulated" or "nonfederal money".

To the Editor: How David Allan in "36 Hours: Baltimore" (May 20) can use the phrases "galleries that specialize in contemporary art" and "alternative arts in Baltimore" and not direct visitors to the American Visionary Art Museum is puzzling indeed.

In a year when even Vice, the erstwhile enfant terrible of the media industry, adopted a decidedly po-faced approach to video journalism, it was refreshing to see Oliver use the phrases "prison privatisation" and "six-foot party sub" in the same sentence.

It is in the language we use, the phrases we utter, the conversations we conduct, the jokes we make, the lines that make us suddenly serious, and in the images and references we reach for to express ourselves and to imagine our country and its history.

Don't even use the phrase.

Americans use the phrase "British royalty" loosely.

"We use the phrase a lot — a place to stand.

I could even use the phrase Southern gentleman.

People use the phrase "planning a family" a lot.